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The position is hybrid, combining office-based work in Soho, London with work from home.
Candidates need a strong academic record and honors degree in law or equivalent, qualification in law or practicing certificate from any EU country, 2-4 years’ post-qualification experience ideally in a multinational or leading law firm, and experience in employment law, investigations, employee relations in any EU country, plus advising across jurisdictions.
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The role involves a self-motivated and collaborative environment within the EMEA Legal team, focusing on high-impact work with a diverse, fast-paced workload, partnering closely with HR and business leaders to enable people-centric decisions.
Strong candidates will have 2-4 years of post-qualification experience ideally from a multinational company or leading international law firm, in-house experience as an advantage, and expertise in employment law across EU jurisdictions, along with strong legal expertise and legal project management skills.
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